Although known for its flat landscape, Kansas has a lot of offer visitors. Nearly everywhere you go in Kansas you will find some piece of Old West history whether it is in a landmark or a living history presentation.

The largest city in Kansas is Wichita which has about one-fifth of the state's population. Travelers can find a variety of attractions in this city. The most famous is the Old Cowtown Museum. Other options are the Wichita Greyhound Park that offer greyhound races.

Topeka is the state capital and not only features numerous historical experiences but also offers several contemporary activities. The Ward-Meade Park offers visitors a trip back to pioneer times. The military aviation of Kansas is showcased at the Combat Air Museum. The Topeka Zoo offers an excellent family attraction which has made many firsts in the animal world including the first captive breeding of American Golden Eagles. For the sports minded individual there is the Heartland Park which features various motor sports.

Kansas attract more travelers for The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art’s Bloch Building, the Power & Light District, Sprint Center, College Basketball Experience, Bass Pro Shops and the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art. These add to the diverse mix of unique discoveries that travelers find while visiting Kansas City, especially because of the metropolitan area’s frontline staff providing outstanding service to our residents and visitors.

Kansas City is known for its BBQ cuisine. Dating back to the 19th century, the legacy began when Henry Perry, the "Father of Kansas City BBQ" - started selling his tasty 'cue out of an old railroad car near the famous corner of 18th & Vine. Cooked low and slow, Kansas City is the only place for a genuine BBQ feast.

Some additional attractions include the Tallgrass National Prairie Preserve which is an excellent option for those who like to enjoy outdoor activities and experiences. This the only preserve of its kind in the world and also has a nineteenth century ranch on site.

If you want something that is a little more historic and has a little more depth behind it, Westport is the place that you need to be going. This is actually the oldest historical district in all of Kansas City.